14968 Gothic Argues that novels and nonfiction

Argues that novels and nonfiction wrtten by and for women in 18th and 19th c England paved the way for the rise of the modern English middle class

Shows how the balance between accommodation and resistance is explored in Bronte's work

embossed brilliant gilt floral pattern

May have previous owner's name inside front

Celebrate the novel's travels from the trenches of WWI to Hollywood and in translation around the world

14968 Gothic Argues that novels and nonfictionScarce 1st edition. An early discussion of Jane Austen that considers her satire. This is such a pleasant read. There is a facsimile of an Austen letter sewn into the book, with tissue paper (page 128 9). Lilac cloth with gilt title. Spine has faded to soft brown. Uncut pages, stained top. 259 pgs. Fantasy illustration of Austen (frontispiece). Some foxing. Inscription inside front cover of Mary Reniza Paine "Jane Austen's great niece" dated 1909.